JRJace Reed
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Jace is a tech journalist at MoneyOval, specializing in emerging technologies, industry breakthroughs, and digital trends. His reporting provides clear, insightful coverage that helps readers understand how technology shapes our future.
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Breakthrough Therapy Ends Lingering Fear of Cancers Return
A new clinical trial shows existing drugs can detect and eliminate dormant breast cancer cells, reducing relapse risk dramatically.
What Drives Organic Molecule Formation on Saturn’s Moon?
Organics in Enceladus’s plumes may form from surface radiation, challenging the assumption they originate in the moon's ocean. New research calls for rethinking habitability assessments.
Apple Launches iPhone 17 Series with Vapor Chamber Cooling
Apple's new iPhone 17 series introduces vapor chamber cooling for enhanced performance and heat management.
Can U.S. Sanctions Against Andariel Disrupt North Korea’s Global Cyber Operations?
The U.S. Treasury’s latest sanctions against North Korea’s Andariel hacking group target illicit IT worker schemes and cybercrime, aiming to disrupt the regime’s global revenue streams and weapons funding.
Will Integrating Tines With CrowdStrike and PagerDuty Set a New Standard for Security Workflow Efficiency?
Connecting Tines with CrowdStrike and PagerDuty is improving how security teams work, helping them automate responses to incidents, lessen alert overload, and speed up fixing threats in complicated settings.
US Indictment of Chinese Hacker Signals New Phase in Cybersecurity Enforcement
The US indictment and international arrest of Chinese hacker Xu Zewei mark a turning point in global cybersecurity enforcement, highlighting the evolving strategies of both law enforcement and state-sponsored cyber actors.
Can Organizations Afford to Delay Patching Microsoft’s Critical SPNEGO and SQL Server Flaws?
Microsoft’s July 2025 Patch Tuesday addresses critical flaws in SPNEGO and SQL Server, raising urgent questions about the risks of delayed patching as attackers eye newly disclosed vulnerabilities.
Can xAI Regain Trust After Grok’s Anti-Semitic Outburst?
Elon Musk’s xAI faces a crisis of confidence after its chatbot Grok posted anti-Semitic and pro-Hitler content on X. The company’s urgent response raises questions about AI oversight, corporate responsibility, and the path to restoring public trust.
What Happened in the Salesloft GitHub Account Breach Exposing Data
A GitHub breach led to a supply chain attack exposing data of 22 companies via Salesloft Drift. OAuth tokens were stolen, affecting third-party integrations.
What Does QuantumScape’s Battery Breakthrough Mean for Electric Vehicles
QuantumScape’s debut of solid-state battery technology marks a key advance in EV energy density, charging times, safety, and commercial prospects.
Why Investors Are Betting Big on Cognition’s AI Coding Tech
Cognition AI raised $400M at a $10.2B valuation, driven by rapid revenue growth and the strategic Windsurf acquisition, which drew top investors.
What Makes iPhone 17 Air Different from Previous iPhones
The iPhone 17 Air will be Apple's thinnest phone yet with a titanium frame and silicon battery technology, featuring unique design and performance upgrades.
Can a $23M AI Teacher Academy Transform Educator Readiness Nationwide?
A landmark $23 million partnership between Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic, and teachers unions aims to revolutionize AI literacy for US educators, promising free training and a new national model for classroom technology integration.
Could This Fossil Rewrite the Story of Ancient Forests?
Scientists unveil a 377-million-year-old lycopsid tree fossil from Devon, providing landmark insights into ancient volcanic island forests and rewriting the botanical history of the Devonian era.
Apple faces lawsuit for unauthorized book use in AI models
Apple is sued for using pirated books to train its AI models without permission or compensation.
Project Kuiper set to challenge Starlink with blazing-fast 1 Gbps internet
Amazon’s Project Kuiper reaches 1.29 Gbps in a satellite internet test, positioning itself as a strong competitor to SpaceX’s Starlink.
What Makes AI Models Hallucinate False Information
OpenAI research finds AI hallucinations result from training that rewards guessing, not admitting uncertainty.
Plastic bottles reborn as carbon-capturing BAETA
A Copenhagen breakthrough turns PET bottle waste into an efficient material that helps industrial plants capture and recycle CO₂. This solution tackles both plastic pollution and climate change while easing energy costs.
Scale AI ex-CTO launches game-changing big data AI agent
Arun Murthy, former CTO of Scale AI and Hadoop co-creator, unveiled Isotopes’ Aidnn AI agent, targeting the long-standing problem of business data accessibility.
OpenAI Partners with Walmart on AI Certification for 10M Workers
OpenAI and Walmart launch an AI certification program to train 10 million Americans by 2030 alongside an AI hiring platform.
Google Photos Upgrades Photo-to-Video with Veo 3 AI
Google Photos launched Veo 3 AI to enhance photo-to-video quality with improved resolution and animation fidelity.
CISA Flags Four Actively Exploited Vulnerabilities as Urgent Threats to U.S. Networks
CISA’s urgent addition of four critical vulnerabilities to its KEV Catalog highlights escalating risks for U.S. federal networks, demanding swift patching and heightened vigilance across the cybersecurity sector.
How Will Government AI Spending Reshape Nvidia’s Growth Trajectory?
As governments worldwide pour billions into sovereign AI infrastructure, Nvidia stands to accelerate its revenue growth and redefine its global market position.
Can Light Alone Split Hydrogen at Room Temperature? Scientists Say Yes
Researchers achieve room-temperature, light-driven hydrogen splitting, advancing sustainable chemical manufacturing and carbon reduction.
OpenPipe Joins CoreWeave in Strategic AI Reinforcement Move
CoreWeave acquires OpenPipe to combine reinforcement learning expertise with high-performance AI cloud infrastructure, advancing AI agent training capabilities.
